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Tim Munro
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT - COMMERCIAL & CONTRACTS DELIVERY
I relish the opportunity to support businesses to solve strategic service delivery challenges. It’s a privilege to support the Height team to grow its procurement business in Australia and New Zealand.
Core skills
Executive leadership, procurement specialist, supply chain and logistics consultant, workshop facilitation, contract management and negotiation, governance.
Qualifications
Master in Supply Chain Management (with Distinction)
Tim is a member of Height's experts' bench. He is a Subject Matter Expert in procurement and commercial and contract delivery.
Tim is a highly experienced procurement specialist running a thriving procurement consultancy in New Zealand for more than 15 years. Prior to this, he spent several decades as a procurement leader and general manager for private and public sector companies, including Auckland Council, GHD, Freightways and several shipping companies. His diverse industry experience spans Local and Central Government, construction, defence and health.
Tim is an experienced Gateway Review Team Leader for New Zealand Treasury, and Fellow and past President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in New Zealand (CILTNZ). He was awarded Membership to the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) in 2019, and received the CILTNZ Norman Spencer Memorial Medal for lifetime achievement in the same year.
Tim completed his Master in Supply Chain Management (with Distinction) at Massey University in 2017. His paper: ‘Construction supply chain integration: understanding its applicability in infrastructure asset maintenance and renewal programmes’ has been published in the International Journal of Construction Supply Chain Management.
Tim has retired from his full-time professional life and is enjoying upcycling old native construction timber into furniture and studying to complete a PhD looking at how uncertainty impacts the civil infrastructure network supply chains' willingness to invest in the capacity and capability required to meet changing demand.